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    Noob to Stance lifestyle

    Sup names Esco im a Noob to Stance anything went to a car show last week saw some stuff that I fell in love wit, stretched tires on wide rims so I decided to redo my wheels and suspension but I have no idea wut im gettin into thats why i joined this site to get helpful information on my quest to Stance.

    RIDE-
    2001 Honda Accord 4dr 4banger

    WHEELS-
    18x7.5 225/40/18
    Black (nothing special had them for 8 yrs now)

    SUSPENSION-
    tein dropsprings on tokico hp blue



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    Starting somewhere. Get coilovers and go wider.

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    • #3
      Welcome to StanceWorks. That's a great platform to start your project on. I'm looking forward to seeing where you go with it.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by jasonklee View Post
        Starting somewhere. Get coilovers and go wider.

        Welcome to StanceWorks
        I looking at gettin 17x9 and I already order Function Form Adjustable Coilover type 1 what else would I need

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        • #5
          Originally posted by EscoStylez View Post
          I looking at gettin 17x9 and I already order Function Form Adjustable Coilover type 1 what else would I need
          Besides tires you may not need much more. Potentially you might need some parts to adjust your camber, but that won't be necessary straight off the bat.

          Sounds like you're already on a good path

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